do the highlighted question Enthalpy change for one mole, (AH)-58.3 k) mol-1Density 1 M NaCI, (p)1.037 g mL-16,Specific heat of 1 M NaCl solution, (C')3.90 Jg1 K-1Molarity of sodium hydroxide ag) and hydrochloric acid(aq) used, (c)2.0 mol L-1Volume of each of sodium hydroxide(ag) and hydrochloric acid(aq) used, (V)25.0 mLAverage neutralisation temperature rise, (AT)11.8 °CUnroundedRoundedCalculationEquationvaluevalueMoles of H20 produced, (n)n(mol)C(mol L-1) × V(L)0.050Enthalpy change for the reaction, (A„HA,H(kJ)n(mol) X AH(kJ mol-1)-2.9150-2.9Enthalpy change for the correspondingA;H(k) = -A,H (kJ)2.91502.9temperature change, (A¿H)51.9Mass of solution, (m)m(3) = V(mL)P(g mL-1)51.85051.850Heat capacity of the solution, (Csoltn (J K-1) = m(3) × C(Jg-1K-1)202.2150202Ccalorimeter)Heat capacity of the calorimeter, (´calorimeter (J K-1)Csoltn4Cealorimeter)AT2.

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Enthalpy change for one mole, (AH) -58.3 kj mol Density 1 M NaCl, (4) 1.037 g mL Specific heat of 1 M NaCl solution, (C) 3.90 Jg' K Molarity of sodium hydroxide g and hydrochloric acidjg used, (c) 2.0 mol L Volume of each of sodium hydroxide,ag and hydrochloric acid,g Used, (V) 25.0 ml Average neutralisation temperature rise, (AT) 11.8 °C Unrounded Rounded Calculation Equation value value Moles of H,0 produced, (n) M(mal) = C(mol L-1) × V(1) 0.050 Enthalpy change for the reaction, (A,H A,H) = "(ma) × AH(J mol") -2.9150 -2.9 Enthalpy change for the corresponding temperature change, (A,H) A,H(u) = -A, H(a) 2.9150 2.9 m«) = V(mL) × Ple ml-1) 51.9 51.850 Mass of solution, (m) 51.850 Heat capacity of the solution, ( Caberimeter) Culta (J K-') = m(a) × Cur'k-") 202.2150 202 Heat capacity of the calorimeter, ( Calorimeter(: (J K-1) Cuwita ΔΤ

Enthalpy change for one mole, (AH) -58.3 kj mol Density 1 M NaCl, (4) 1.037 g mL Specific heat of 1 M NaCl solution, (C) 3.90 Jg' K Molarity of sodium hydroxide g and hydrochloric acidjg used, (c) 2.0 mol L Volume of each of sodium hydroxide,ag and hydrochloric acid,g Used, (V) 25.0 ml Average neutralisation temperature rise, (AT) 11.8 °C Unrounded Rounded Calculation Equation value value Moles of H,0 produced, (n) M(mal) = C(mol L-1) × V(1) 0.050 Enthalpy change for the reaction, (A,H A,H) = "(ma) × AH(J mol") -2.9150 -2.9 Enthalpy change for the corresponding temperature change, (A,H) A,H(u) = -A, H(a) 2.9150 2.9 m«) = V(mL) × Ple ml-1) 51.9 51.850 Mass of solution, (m) 51.850 Heat capacity of the solution, ( Caberimeter) Culta (J K-') = m(a) × Cur'k-") 202.2150 202 Heat capacity of the calorimeter, ( Calorimeter(: (J K-1) Cuwita ΔΤ

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